A must try in your trip to Bordeaux. This corner patisserie is to die for. My husband and I tried…read morethe Mango- passion fruit cheesecake and the Framboise tartar and the flavors are so intense and delicious. My husband told the owner Blanca that it was my birthday and her husband Diego made a happy birthday sign in white chocolate and sang happy birthday. They used no artificial colorants, everything is made fresh.

From the owner: Bienvenue chez Mi Cielo, une pâtisserie fine avec son petite touche original située entre la…read moredynamique ville de Bordeaux et la commune du Bouscat. Notre philosophie est simple: donner du plaisir à nos clients en leur proposant nos créations entièrement faites maison à partir de produits frais et de saison.

Hands down the best cream puffs I've ever had!!! They were extremely light and fluffy. The cream…read morewas perfection. It wasn't overly sweet. It was perfect!!!! You MUST visit this place if you are in Bordeaux! And! They have one in Paris as well!!

I brought my friend for a stroll on a beautiful day with all intent to end up here and then acted…read moresurprised to find it! Read their history first and then slowly take it all in when you arrive- it doesn't matter which flavor you choose: all are exceptional! A perfect stop for visitors because your home probably has nothing like it

Cool little spot for a coffee and a small pastry to start your day if youre in the area on a…read moreweekend. Sat outside with a friend and was just enjoying the beautiful weather and sunlight. Nothing too special. Didn't find it overpriced. I enjoyed my experience.

Deserts were overpriced !!! They weren't made with good…read moreingredients!! The deserts tasted frozen!!!!! The cake was small and the price was over €50.00 !!! I would recommend you don't waste your time ,energy,or money here,it's a waste of time!!!!!!

French-Japanese bakeries are some of my favorites (I went to one almost every day when I was in…read moreToyko), so I was happy to find one in Bordeaux, with matcha flavored pastries, and other beautiful French pastries. The bakery itself is beautiful, with light colored marble, high ceilings, and you can peek into the space in the back where the pâtissiers are making the pastries. The pastries are all beautifully displayed behind glass and they have a few tables so you can have a cup of tea, coffee and your pastries. We got the matcha choux which was really nice. It had a layer of matcha crème pâtisserie on the bottom, then a layer of matcha crème chantilly in the middle. The choux pastry was nice and fresh and I thought the matcha flavor could have been a little more pronounced and stronger, but it was still delicious. Having the two textures of the crème pâtisserie and the crème chantilly was nice, but I preferred the crème pâtisserie layer more. We also got an Oyatsu in the vanilla flavor (they had praline, matcha, chocolate, and a few other flavors) which was more like an egg/milk Asian bread/pastry with a more solid custard-like filling in the middle. The bread part was more bready (like a brioche or if you've ever had Chinese pastries) than a pastry or sweet bread that is more in the French-style. My husband liked this better than the matcha choux but I preferred the choux to this. You can't go wrong with the pastries here - make sure you stop here when you come to Bordeaux as it's a little hard to find Japanese-French pâtisseries outside of Paris in France.

Absolutely perfect pastries! The shop smelled amazing as we walked in. We tried the sesame and…read morematcha puffs and a classic chocolate croissant. All were far above expectations. They were even better than Angelina's in Paris.